OCTOBER, 1969
THE SPECTATOR
Page Three
Webb's Romans
Expect Busy Year
The officers of the Latin II Club
have been elected. They are Bruce
Miller, president; Mary Thomas,
vice-president; and Gwen Dickerson,
secretary. The Latin III Club has
also been organized. Fifty-two jun
iors and seniors have joined the club.
This year, for the first time, the
I^tin Club had a float in the Home
coming parade. The co-chairmen
for the float were Pam Minor and
Gwen Dickerson. Waverly Barnes,
as Mercury, drove the tractor that
pulled it.
The students that went on the
tour to the National JCL Conven
tion in New Orleans this summer
were Benjie Hester, Linda Monta
gue, Wanda Currin, Margie Reinitz,
Pam Minor, Lynn Moss, Catherine
Royster, Brenda Meadows, and Re
becca Winston. They won second
place in National publicity at the
convention. Margie Reinitz was ap
pointed state historian.
A report on the convention was
broadcast by WOXF. Those par
ticipating in it with Mrs. Satterwhite
were Benjie Hester, Idnda Montague,
Margie Reinitz, and Pam Minor.
Students Of Art
Classes Learn The
Fundamentals
So far this year in Art the stu
dents have been learning the basic
fundamentals of Art such as color,
contrast, and value.
In Art the students are in a re
laxed atmosphere. They have fun
while they are working and learn
ing.
For personal projects, each one in
Art made a poster of some type
concerning Homecoming and display
ed them around the room.
The students are looking forward
to learning other things this year,
such as sculpture, weaving, crafts, ce
ramics, and painting.
Future Farmers
Elect Officers
On Wednesday night, September
17, 1969, the J. F. Webb Future
Farmers of America held their first
club meeting.
The item of business was to elect
the officers for the 1969-70 school
year. There were Eighteen nomina
tions from whom six officers were
chosen on the following day by all
the boys of the Future Farmers of
America Club here at Webb High.
The slate of officers stands as
follows: president, Mike Ellington;
vice-president, Alton Daniel; secre
tary, Earl Hunter; treasurer, Donald
Denny; reporter, Waverly Barnes;
and sentinel, Benny Thorpe.
After the business was taken care
of, a series of cartoons were shown
and drinks were served in the shop.
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Webb Students Select Their Leaders For 1969-70
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS from left to right.
Frank Dixon, president; Peggy Bryan, secretary;
Frank Moore, treasurer; Bernard McNeil, vice-presr
ilenl.
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS from left to right.
Sheila Arrington, treasttrer; Merlin Young, presi
dent; Connie Thomerson,. secretary; Kenneth Adcock,
vice-president xnot presentQ,
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS from left to Hght.
David Haskins, president; Donald Denny, treasurer,
Vincent Hedgepeth, vice-president, Joe'Stovall, secre
tary.
FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS from left to right.
Powell Fox, vice-president; Cora Sue Currin, presi
dent; Amine Crumpton, secetary; John Webb, treas
urer.
New Members Of
Faculty Total 16
Webb has 16 new members of its
faculty this year. In the language
department are. Miss Betty Adams
(English II), Mrs. Joy Averett
(English II and III), Mrs. Bonnie
Davis (English II), Mr. Ron Shelley
(English I), Miss Joanne Warner
(English I and French I), and Mrs.
Shirley Shaw (French II and III).
In the science and math depart
ments are Mr. Donald Lassiter
(physics and chemistry), Mrs. Mari
lyn Williams (BSCS and biology),
and Mr. James Mosley (general sci
ence, general math, physical educa
tion, and a member of the coaching
staff).
Mr. Marlin Tate teaches World
and U. S. History, as well as being
a member of the coaching staff.
Mrs. Judy Ross is the Choral and
General Music director.
Mrs. Samuel Cox (I. V. E.), Mr.
John Gooch (Agriculture I and II
and Shop), and Mr. Dudley Wil
liams (D.E. I and II and Market
ing) are in the- vocational depart
ment.
Mrs. Mary Scott joins our guid
ance counselors.
Each of these teachers is able
and willing to help students in every
way they can. Please feel free to
call on them for any help you may
need, for that is why they are here.
Annual Plans Made
By French Club
Officers for the French Club have
been chosen by the French Club
members. Dot Williford was chos
en president. The new vice-president
is Harry Dixon, and Peggy Bryan
will serve as the secretary-treasurer.
Representatives from several of the
French classes were nominated as
members of the executive committee.
Pat Hancock, Susan Currin, Dowell
Godwin, Judy Hancock, Merlin
Young, Mike (Juestell, Andy How
ard, and Charlie Sloan were the rep
resentatives elected, with Pam Cash
and Anna Tarry serving as alter
nates.
This committee met Tuesday af
ternoon to plan the French (Club’s
activities for this year. At this
meeting, French Club dues were de
cided upon. Susan Currin was put
in charge of the French Homecoming
float. This year’s plans for the
Mardi Gras were discussed, and the
members decided to continue their
practice of helping a needy family
at Christmas. Future French Club
meetings are to be held on the last
Friday of each month.
CHUCKLES
Two monkeys were discusing the
theory of evolution. Said one, sar
castically: “Do you mean to tell me
I’m my keeper’s brother?”
Professor: “Can you give me an
example of wasted energy?”
Willis: “Yes ma’am, telling a hair
raising story to a bald-headed manl”
“My topic for today,” said Mr.
Tillotson, “is The Lie. How many
of you have read the twenty-fifth
chapter of the text?”
Nearly all the students raised their
hands.
“Good I You are the group to
whom I wish to speak,” said Mr.
Tillotson. “There is no twenty-fifth
chapter.”
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Revlon — Pub
Brut — Faberge
Jade East — English Leather
Williams-Breedlove
Company, Inc.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes &
Millinery
Phone 693-7716
Oxford, N. C.
Class, Birthstone, Diamond Rings
China by Noritake, Lenox, Royal
Dolton, Wedgewood and others
Towle, International Silver
Accutron Bulova and Caravelle Watches
George Currin,
Jeweler
114 College St.
Oxford, N. C.
Hall’s Drug Store
School Supply Headquarters
MAGIC MARKERS
POSTER PAPER
SLIDE RULERS
DICTIONARIES
PENS AND PENCILS
Main Street
GA.\T SHIRTS
THE VILLAGER
JOHN MEYER
LONDON FOG
DENISE
Oaket
Motor Company
Oldsmobile & Pontiac
Sales ft Service
24 Hour Wrecker Service
Herring & Williams
Druggists
At The Monument
Be Sharp, Look Sharp
Shop At
SHARPE’S
Oxford
Henderson
NEWS IN BRIEF
Many Juniors will probably have
the jitters on the morning of Octo
ber 21. They will be taking the
PS.AT. Pencils in hand? Good luck,
Juniors!
•‘Where’s room number six?”
"Does my hair look okay?” “How’s
this for a smile?” These were just
a few of the many questions that
were asked during the days of Sep
tember 30 and October 1 and 2. In
dividual pictures were taken on
these days for Webb’s annual. The
Wildcat.
We would like to commend the
Webb Wildcats on the tremendous
effort they have put forth thus far
this year. Good luck the rest of the
season!
All Seniors who had a change of
mind in the way of class rings had
the opportunity of ordering them
once again this year.
Class meetings have now been held
and the election of officers for this
school year has been completed.
For the fourth year, the senior
class has chosen Harry Dixon as
president to lead them through their
final year at Webb. The other sen
ior officers are: Bernard McNeil,
vice-president; Peggy Bryan, secre
tary; and Frank Moore, treasurer.
The juniors have elected the fol
lowing capable officers to carry them
through this busy year: Merlin
Young, president; Kenneth Adcock,
vice-president; Connie Thomerson,
secretary; and Shelia Arrington,
treasurer.
Officers for the sophomore class
are: David Haskins, president; Vin
cent Hedgepeth, vice-president; Joe
Stovall, secretary; and Donald Den
ny, treasurer.
This year’s freshman class has
chosen Cora Sue Currin for its pres
ident; Powell Fox, vice-president;
Amine Crumpton, secretary; and
Johnny Webb, treasurer.
Our enrollment at Webb has real
ly grown this year. There are 909
students attending Webb. Let’s hope
our growth will improve our school
and make it twice as good as it
has been in the past.
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